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Black Bag (2025)

2025 • 1h 34m • Drama, Thriller • R
On September 20, 2026
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Reviews — Black Bag

Audience write-ups from TMDB

Brent Western

May 22, 2025

My expectations were high for this film, considering the actors involved and what it seemed to be about. However, what appeared to be a spy story mixed with dramatic elements turned out to simply be that—but in a way that felt overly confident, with dialogue that was excessively clever, and an insistent need to demonstrate its perceived superiority throughout. Fassbender portrayed a detached character who worked w

Louisa Moore - Screen Zealots

6/10
Apr 4, 2025

Steven Soderbergh's “Black Bag” isn’t a standard espionage thriller; instead, it unfolds as a deliberate character study set within a stylish spy narrative. It’s certainly well-made and features excellent performances, but the film also suffers from being overly talkative and slow to develop, preventing it from becoming truly captivating. Those anticipating fast-paced action sequences or surprising plot twists won't

r96sk

8/10
Mar 21, 2025

This spy thriller, *Black Bag*, is quite impressive! It unfolds at a deliberate pace and relies heavily on conversations, but these aspects work well since the film successfully meets expectations—and this new release from 2025 absolutely does. The acting is excellent across the board, with Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett standing out particularly. Marisa Abela, Regé-Jean Page, Tom Burke, and Naomie Harris

CinemaSerf

7/10
Mar 19, 2025

This film shares similarities with the work of John le Carré in its exploration of deception within the world of espionage. "George," portrayed by Michael Fassbender, and his wife, "Kathryn" (Cate Blanchett), maintain a surprisingly resilient marriage despite frequent secretive interactions—those conversations they can’t openly discuss—a situation that draws envy from their peers. The catalyst for suspicion arises du

Brent Marchant

8/10
Mar 15, 2025

It's not simple to create a stylish big-screen experience—and actually make it work. Often, attempts at coolness fall flat, feeling forced or poorly handled. It’s refreshing, then, to see filmmakers succeed. That’s exactly what Steven Soderbergh and David Koepp have achieved with their latest project: a skillfully built, exceptionally well-made spy thriller full of suspense, humor, charm, sophistication, and a touch

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